What a brilliantly absurd little game! At first I was confused, then I realized I was merely in the pilot seat of a galactic klutz! After that I just went mental smashing it all.
I like that the theme is more conceptually represented, definitely has an "arty" vibe to the whole experience.
Great job, I look forward to seeing how you represent future themes in this way! :)
lITTLE Pleasures.. Funny concept. A bit creepy to my taste. Has this feel like stanley's parable.. feel of loneliness. Made me feel kind of terrified to be honest. The concpet is simple. Could add more or bigger room with more tasks/stuff to break, to feel some relief. And change the music. Of that I'm sure.
At first I thought I was doing something wrong, but as I progressed everything started to click and I must say that I really like the dark undertone of the game, the final messages being a fitting icing on the cake.
Game tells me to take a seat so I walk over to the chair... and it breaks... OMG! What did I do! I try to sit on the sofa... and it breaks... Jane goes flying across the room... I bust out laughing and that is when I noticed my happiness was going up from breaking the items. At this point all bets are off and I smash everything in the room, except for this box. I can't seem to smash it.. I tried everything I could think of. After about 5 minutes I gave up and concluded the box couldn't be smashed, so I hit F5 and tried to get the other ending.... but I broke the sofa on accident and said the heck with it and smashed the wine on Jane then I proceeded to smash everything in the room again lol! :smile: If you can't tell I had an immensely fun time playing your game. I also liked how you tied the theme into it. 10/10 would smash again!
the game is really fun it was really cool playin it no complains from my part the music had to do with the game tho it didnt looped and i think that is all
I like that the theme is more conceptually represented, definitely has an "arty" vibe to the whole experience.
Great job, I look forward to seeing how you represent future themes in this way! :)